I have been teaching my current students to write non-fiction books. These books are research-based and contain direct field research as well and book-based research.
We are proud to announce these books have been published.
The first one was written by Sharon Prijanto and can be found on the Apple iBookstore here.
The second one was written by Kayla Kurnia and can be found on the Apple iBookstore here.
The third one was written by Xavier Smith and can be found on the Apple iBookstore here.
Showing posts with label ebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ebook. Show all posts
Saturday, 8 December 2012
Monday, 14 November 2011
Our Class eBook
Technology is alive and well with our students!

Today we put the finishing touches on our eBook.
Here is a photo of our class editors Shereen and Keaton working on compiling all of the student work into the book. Every student in the class wrote a chapter for this book. Shereen and Keaton asked the class to email their finished work in Pages so that they could put it all together. These two students then collated all the work and made it into the finished book. Initially we wanted to make an ePub format but we had trouble controlling the layout as we had a lot of pictures to include in the book. This book is all about our class inquiry into rice. Most of the content for this book has come from primary resources. We used only a few references from the Internet.
We agreed to make it into a PDF so that the students could have greater control over the layout. Take a look at the finished work here via Issu.

Today we put the finishing touches on our eBook.
Here is a photo of our class editors Shereen and Keaton working on compiling all of the student work into the book. Every student in the class wrote a chapter for this book. Shereen and Keaton asked the class to email their finished work in Pages so that they could put it all together. These two students then collated all the work and made it into the finished book. Initially we wanted to make an ePub format but we had trouble controlling the layout as we had a lot of pictures to include in the book. This book is all about our class inquiry into rice. Most of the content for this book has come from primary resources. We used only a few references from the Internet.
We agreed to make it into a PDF so that the students could have greater control over the layout. Take a look at the finished work here via Issu.
Thursday, 25 March 2010
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